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which houghton mifflin use as a consultant. the editors removed jihad and sharia from their high school books. >>... counseling on islamic education and a few years ago changed the name to institute for religion and civic values. >> since 1990, this man has been active in textbook publishing to improve how muslims are portrayed. he works with publishers including houghton mifflin and mcgraw-hill. >>... i'm assuming that you don't know how the fecs textbooks are published but, let me walk you through, very quickly. >> on his web site, monsieury claims he graduated with a degree in chemical engineering from the university of southern california. not true, according to our reporting and usc. after we brought it to monsieury's attention, the web site was quickly changed by the ircb's executive director, who has a master's degree in islamic studies from ucla and got a film credit work with will smith, as the islamic technical advisor on the movie "ali." after turning down our numerous interview requests, we showed up at a public tea
which houghton mifflin use as a consultant. the editors removed jihad and sharia from their high school books. >>... counseling on islamic education and a few years ago changed the name to institute for religion and civic values. >> since 1990, this man has been active in textbook publishing to improve how muslims are portrayed. he works with publishers including houghton mifflin and mcgraw-hill. >>... i'm assuming that you don't know how the fecs textbooks are published but,...
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students go and purchase a pass code to use the book online or use the book as a downloadable file. >> in 2007, college textbook publishers joined forces to launch course smart. it offers subscriptions to more than 7,000 textbooks online. college kids on the go can download the textbooks to their laptops, their ipods, their iphones. >> we actually ran a study on this and found that those books are not priced to be fair to students. >> the make textbooks affordable campaign compared used textbooks to e-textbooks. here is what they found. on average students pay $109 for a used textbook. students can then sell that book back for approximately $73. so the total cost of the used textbook is $36. on average, students pay $73 for e-textbooks. e textbooks have expiration date after which they literally disappear that means no money back. >> what's evolved is called open textbooks. >> if you click on customize right here. it literally is this easy for you to change this book. >> tell me about flat world knowledge. >> still publish books the way we used to traditionally but then what we do is
students go and purchase a pass code to use the book online or use the book as a downloadable file. >> in 2007, college textbook publishers joined forces to launch course smart. it offers subscriptions to more than 7,000 textbooks online. college kids on the go can download the textbooks to their laptops, their ipods, their iphones. >> we actually ran a study on this and found that those books are not priced to be fair to students. >> the make textbooks affordable campaign...
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they created it to use on us. their own country citizens. colonel house, diplomat, litman in the media and bernays, p.r., ad man. let's go over the guys quick. do your own homework on this. don't take anything i say as truth just because i say it. do your own homework. find out if it's true. read original sources. this one is colonel house. this is his stuff. he helped start federal reserve and council of foreign relations and created groups like that circumvent the process, to put in place of what the founders put on. house said the federal reserve, "would give stability and take away the power." he says, "i am suggesting that the central board be increased from four members to five and their terms be lengthened from eight to ten years. this would give stability and take away the power of the foth change the personnel of the board in a single term in office." he wanted to circumvent the system. these were foreign ideas in his time. walter litman was a spooky dude. every journalist studies and admire him. they love him. read this one. "the p
they created it to use on us. their own country citizens. colonel house, diplomat, litman in the media and bernays, p.r., ad man. let's go over the guys quick. do your own homework on this. don't take anything i say as truth just because i say it. do your own homework. find out if it's true. read original sources. this one is colonel house. this is his stuff. he helped start federal reserve and council of foreign relations and created groups like that circumvent the process, to put in place of...
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thanks for joining us tonight. until next week, from new york, this is mike huckabee, good night and god bless! [ applause ] >>> it as battle for the future of america. >> a battle between those who say we need less government. and those who actually say. >> you know, the government like a monster in the hills. the government is us. >> it costs to live in a civilized society and we all need to pay our fair share. >> wait a se. >> how do you give a debate to people that didn't put any in? >> today there is a battle between the takers andmakers. >> it as battle because the government is threatening to take us from amaker nation into taker nation status. >> the private sector is literally dying and the federal government is providing more and more pay and benefits. >> union thugs are sucking the life out of america. >> that is an absurd statement. >> you are end up with lesser people that don't produce and then that is the spiral, that is the end. >> some say america's wealth is like a pot. >> are you getting your fai
thanks for joining us tonight. until next week, from new york, this is mike huckabee, good night and god bless! [ applause ] >>> it as battle for the future of america. >> a battle between those who say we need less government. and those who actually say. >> you know, the government like a monster in the hills. the government is us. >> it costs to live in a civilized society and we all need to pay our fair share. >> wait a se. >> how do you give a debate...
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why are we running towards us. for us to get from french fries to riots you have to understand that it always begins with a nudge. but that's not where it ends. you see, we have seen them nudge before. we've seen-- here is acorn, nudging the banks to give more loans. we see ficu on the lawn trapping a son inside. and when the nudge doesn't work, then you'll see it from fciu, a nudge becomes a shove. the first lady started the nudge on hamburgers and french fries. there's an ad that's also nudging, but what happens when that nudge doesn't take it far enough to where the, you know, the non-homer simpsons, smarter than you and me, kwim bye and the special interest mr. burns decides the nudge hasn't taken homer simpson and his family far enough. that's when homer starts to feel not a nudge, but a shove. and that's where we start to go to the friot. you're beginning to see this now in europe. and most recently in the u.k. i'll show that to you next. @= >> there are two seemingly nonstory stories in the news today. child
why are we running towards us. for us to get from french fries to riots you have to understand that it always begins with a nudge. but that's not where it ends. you see, we have seen them nudge before. we've seen-- here is acorn, nudging the banks to give more loans. we see ficu on the lawn trapping a son inside. and when the nudge doesn't work, then you'll see it from fciu, a nudge becomes a shove. the first lady started the nudge on hamburgers and french fries. there's an ad that's also...
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thanks for being with us tonight. don't forget to watch fox business network, fastes growing business channel in cable and gives you the power to prosper. good night from florida. >> hello america, tonight, america is being-- is being asked to choose. we're being presented with a choice. here is the first choice, the free market system, bad. the economy is sinking, people are homer simpson. this is what one choice is, if the free market is bad and the american people, they're just stupid like homer simpson and the government is the answer. is this the choice you choose? a lot of americans do. here is your first choice, here is choice number two, the free market change, the free market changed the world. people can be stupid, there are greedy people, there are bad people. but generally, people are good and the people will figure it out and clean up the mess. the government is the problem. which one? which one, america? which one do you choose? because i have to tell you, it can only be one or the other. one side wants
thanks for being with us tonight. don't forget to watch fox business network, fastes growing business channel in cable and gives you the power to prosper. good night from florida. >> hello america, tonight, america is being-- is being asked to choose. we're being presented with a choice. here is the first choice, the free market system, bad. the economy is sinking, people are homer simpson. this is what one choice is, if the free market is bad and the american people, they're just stupid...
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let us know. but pardon me if i'm a little hesitant in giving government free reign to look into people's houses, driving down the street without a search warrant. gang, i mean, i hate to put on the hoop skirt and wig, but doesn't the constitution figure into any of this? is it really a good idea to give people who openly think that americans are homer simpson and thus can be manipulated, who openly feel it's their duty to control them for the greater good, should we give them this much power to monitor everything we do? should people give pow er to people who think that suvs and your thermostat and big screen tvs are what is destroying the planet? should we give them the ability to control our thermostat through a smart grid and manipulate us in every choice we make? and monitor everywhere we go? should we really give more power to people who go to our school children and indoctrinate them like this? >> there are some things about our world that you know that older people don't know. >> glenn: he
let us know. but pardon me if i'm a little hesitant in giving government free reign to look into people's houses, driving down the street without a search warrant. gang, i mean, i hate to put on the hoop skirt and wig, but doesn't the constitution figure into any of this? is it really a good idea to give people who openly think that americans are homer simpson and thus can be manipulated, who openly feel it's their duty to control them for the greater good, should we give them this much power...